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Americans Look to Break Through at Indian Wells
The U.S. has lacked tennis prowess post-Sampras and Agassi, but a new generation hopes to change that in Indian Wells.

Peter worked for nearly five years as a television news producer in both the Wilmington, North Carolina and Palm Springs, California media markets. As a producer, Peter covered hurricanes, one of the heroes of the Fort Hood, Texas army shooting and many special events including the opening of the Sunnylands retreat center, Palm Springs International Film Festival and BNP Paribas Open tennis tournament.
Peter studied Journalism at Whitworth University in Spokane, Wash. and has an M.B.A. from Pepperdine University’s Graziadio School of Business and Management.
The U.S. has lacked tennis prowess post-Sampras and Agassi, but a new generation hopes to change that in Indian Wells.

The LA Angels have a new look and a new radio home in the Coachella Valley.
Most of top singles stars on the ATP World Tour will double up at Indian Wells.
From fast-rising young stars to talented local players, you can watch tennis for free as players hope to earn a spot in the BNP Paribas Open Qualifying event.
The Bryan brothers band will kick off the fun at the 2012 BNP Paribas Open away from the main court.
Tennis fans will miss watching two-time BNP champion Kim Clijsters because of an injury.
Calling all tennis players: start saving used racquets and tennis balls.
Nearly 70 gourmet food trucks will roll into the Valley Saturday, so you better come with an appetite.
A Malibu scientist in the field of laser technology is in rare group with his latest patents.
Pepperdine will be well represented when athletes and coaches go for gold as the 2012 Olympics start in London Friday.
The CrossFit Games tests an athlete's true fitness with a series of challenges ranging from running and squats to climbing and odd object lifts.
After discovering various rule violations, Pepperdine Athletics will be on probation starting this fall.
The Malibu High School graduate finished in the top 20 at the U.S. Olympic Swim Trials.
The top two women's players met in a rematch of the Australian Open finals, which Azarenka also won handily.
The likely tournament favorite when action begins on Wednesday is World No. 1 Victoria Azarenka.
The Palm Desert boys basketball team will play in the opening round of the CIF Division III State Championship.
The Palm Desert boys basketball team advance to host a CIF Division III-AAA semifinal game Friday.
The Aztec boys and girls basketball, girls water polo and girls soccer teams will all open the CIF playoffs at home.
Palm Desert and Xavier Prep shared the Desert Valley League girl's soccer title.
Craig Marrs is joining KMIR-KPSE in Palm Desert as its new vice president and general manager.